Cleverman

Previously on Cleverman.

Gota get out of here. Go!

- Just get rid of the Namorrodor. - Just stories Waru

- Like sand in claws. - More people are going to die.

- Unless you act. - It's spoke to Koen again?

What you want you me to beg?

Will take a few minutes the drug to make effect.

You are so close to loose everything.

We work to hard and too long for you mess it up now.

Help us.

Call an ambulance.

What's that?

Woman: Charlotte Slade.

- Hi. - How are we today?

A little bit nervous. I've been through this quite a few times.

We've managed to harvest and fertilize very impressive embryos.

I have full confidence.

Oh, this is my husband.

Jarrod Slade.

- Pleased to meet you. - And you.

Come through.

Thinking of England. (sighs)

Think boy or girl.

All right, Charlotte.

I'm just gonna ask you to relax.

Okay, keep steady.

Here we go.

Oh!

I love you.

I love you.

"Take Me Home" playing

I can't imagine what it must be like to look at this view every day.

No, a couple of years, a few more melted polar ice caps,

then we'll be the ones with waterfront.

Perhaps we should be selling, Charlotte.

Yeah.

It's a lovely meal.

Oh, thank you, but Jarrod takes the credit for lunch.

- No. - Oh, you can cook, too?

Waruu here can't boil an egg.

I enjoy the alchemy of the kitchen.

I'll be back in just a tick.

Need a GPS to find yourself around here.

- Is everything okay? - I'm pregnant.

- Oh! - Oh, my God.

Okay, well, that was about three months premature.

I won't say a thing.

Oh, is it something you want?

Oh, God, yeah. I just...

- I didn't think I could. - Oh.

Well, I'm really happy for you.

Congratulations.

Oh, God. I hope it sticks.

Sorry, I'm just after the bathroom.

Oh, God, I'm sorry. It's just down here.

Great.

Cops should be crawling all over the place.

Blair, wait. Blair, we don't know who's in there.

Blair!

Blair: Grab something to hold her.

We got to go, brother.

I'm not leaving her here like this.

So why are we here?

Charlotte's filled me in with what you're trying to do in the Zone.

The issues you're facing with a lack of basic amenities,

the ongoing accommodation crisis.

I'd like to help you out.

- You offering me money? - Mmm.

I'm always on the lookout for worthy philanthropic projects.

Yours is a good cause.

Right in my own backyard, too.

Well, not quite your backyard.

Come on, you tell me how much you need

to kick-start some real improvements in the Zone.

300,000.

From what I understand of the situation,

300 won't touch the sides.

Three million.

You're a man of vision, Waruu.

Why don't we add another zero to that?

Can't take that much money.

30 million.

Now you can leverage off that capital.

Turn it into 300 million. Build a citadel.

I'm giving you the chance to have a real stake

in your people's future.

Before people like Matthews take that away, too.

I would feel comfortable with less.

Moses led the Israelites out of the wilderness.

He didn't just drop them off at the bus stop midway.

Take the money, Waruu.

Let's stop mucking about.

And what do you want in return?

Your brother.

I still don't understand a word you're saying.

Let's go.

If we go into the Zone half-cocked,

we will lose personnel.

Then do your job properly.

You promised me air support, tear gas.

For three kids? Come on.

- (groans) - What happened to you?

Subhuman encounter.

Send a couple of cars in.

I don't care about collateral damage.

I can work with that.

But three Hairy boys loose in the streets

tearing people's hearts out...

They didn't. I did.

You killed Dickson?

No, I just made the best of a bad situation.

That symbol on the wall, that was you?

Your approval rating went up 10 percentage points

after your press release, after that image went viral.

Now, did I do the wrong thing?

- Hey! - Hey, dickheads.

Look here.

Get me those boys.

- Come on, come on. - (sirens wailing)

- (crowd chanting) - Boy: Welcome to the Zone.

- The savage. Stop! Show us your hands. - Stop!

Wait! Don't shoot.

That's assaulting an officer.

- Stay down. Get down. - (screaming)

Get off! Get off me!

Don't touch a CA officer, you rug bastard.

Okay, Max, I'm gonna need you to keep your eyes open.

Okay? Can you try? It's gonna hurt.

Okay, let me just get the milk in there.

- Okay? Oh, I know it hurts. - (groaning)

I know it hurts. Just try and keep them open. What happened?

We were just fooling around and the guards pulled out their guns.

Then they went Uncle Max. Kicked him on the ground and stuff.

- You all right, Uncle? - (groaning)

I've got to go, brother.

Come on, we can't stick around here. Let me drop you somewhere.

Getting rid of me?

It's not safe for you where I got to go.

Dump and run time?

I've got shit to deal with, Blair.

And it doesn't involve you.

- It's a bit late for that. - Blair.

- Blair. - You knew what was gonna happen to Ash,

didn't you?

That's why you had the gun.

You knew and you didn't tell me.

Did he know?

See? Kora knows you're an ass.

- Don't you, Kora? - Ass.

I remember when I first met him.

I was 13

sleeping rough under a bridge.

But it was better than sleeping at home with a randy old man.

It was cold.

Freeze a witch's tit off cold.

And this guy comes up asking for somewhere to sleep.

- But he didn't have anything. - I just split the Zone.

He was full of the same old Koen shit.

Telling stories, making us laugh.

You're a funny bastard when you want something, aren't you, Koen?

Then he wanted my sleeping bag.

Later he wanted my girlfriend.

- I knew. - No.

No.

Come on, brother, you got that wrong.

That's not what she's saying.

Kora, do you concur?

Kora concurs. So that's three against one says you lie.

We need to go.

I'm not going anywhere until you say you screwed Ash.

- We're not open! - Say it.

- Okay, whatever. - Not good enough.

Say "I screwed Ash."

I screwed Ash.

How many times? Lose count?

It didn't mean anything.

So you screwed my girlfriend and it didn't mean anything?

Is that what you're saying?

Ass.

Cleverman.

Blair.

Coming up...

You dirty animal!

Stay tuned for more "Cleverman."

Rowena: Didn't you hear me? I'm at work.

Okay, he has to call me back.

No, no, listen to me.

He has to because I can't 'cause my phone's almost out of credit.

Jesus, Jordan!

Okay, that's both hands. You're good to go.